Lupita Nyong'o says she 'co-directed' a scene in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan says it will be 'at least' 3 years before his next film releases “I definitely hit the limits of my own stamina and everybody’s stamina" (via TODAY Show)
15yo: people are saying that Lupita Nyong’o shouldn’t be in The Odyssey because she doesn’t have the right look. Like, for racist reasons. So now I tell people that I’m not going to watch the movie because Matt Damon and Tom Holland look too pasty and non-Greek. It can go both ways!!!
I just think 1000 ships is too low.
"These fictional characters are not historically accurate" is always a weird flex to me.
In the original stories Helen is the granddaughter of the literal Goddess of the Night, Nyx. The Greeks were not being subtle. Lupita is the *canonically perfect* casting decision. Shame those white boys didn’t do their homework.
I would like an autograph, please. 💜
Matt Damon isn’t hairy enough
I cannot wait to see who your kid grows up to be.
maybe it's not woke to say so but these bog people from the northern barbarian mists simply should not be depicting a civilized race like the greeks
All these Beaker Bell people trying to sneak along the Mycenaeans amirite?
i literally saw someone earnestly making this argument in tiktok comments sections. i think some people literally just hate art
you gotta zag on the racists and tell them "you think greeks are white?"
In other news I'm looking forward to seeing The Odyssey this weekend.
It’s clear from hundreds of video clips on every social media platform that women like being around one of those guys, and the other one had to buy a platform to p0wn the algorithm to fill a hole in his self confidence.
"Such a cuck" sure guy who has to pay women to bear his children.
Is the cool guy in the room with us, Elon.
Do I have to actually sit through the Odyssey this weekend to “own the cons” or can I just buy a couple tickets and not go? 🤔
Tom Holland who's married to Zendaya?
From the Visual Effects Society: As Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey arrives in theaters today, it's a fitting moment to look back at one of the filmmakers who helped define cinematic mythology.
Awesome movie. Medusa scared the crap outta me.
Mam, i still love watching this man's movies.
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If you come across a movie chud complaining about Lupita Nyong'o in the Odyssey, kindly remind them that she plays Helen of Troy....who in Greek myth hatched from an egg. (Then unkindly remind them they're a fucking loser.)
Just wait til we tell them what historical Jesus looked like…
I cannot wait to see this movie!
You can also tell them Black Greeks exist and were extremely common given, you know Egypt and Libya are right there across the sea from Greece and even closer to Crete, both of which had regular trade and cultural exchange. Fantasy is a good defence but reality itself has them fucked up.
Add mythology, literature, history, art, and aesthetics to the *innumerable* other things that Elon Musk has revealed he knows absolutely nothing about. Grubby little boor. variety.com/2026/film/ne...
Cue some grifters dropping 10s of millions* on a 'historically accurate' version of the Odyssey cast with the cancelled and the past-it in olive-face, and see it make... (Juice Media calculator swatting) fuck all! *Most of these millions will not find their way to the actual production of the film.
He's a man who should definitely adopt "It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" as an ethos.
I do think that a black actor starring as an ancient Greek heroine is a deviation but a childish arrogant moron as the CEO of rocket scientists is still more pathological